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Nowadays, an increasing number of individuals, companies, and governments of different countries start worrying about how personal data of Internet users is consumed and how much privacy and anonymity are kept on the Internet. Today most of the information is available on the Internet and many people use smartphones to obtain it. Meanwhile, your gadget contains personal photos, addresses, and phone numbers, as well as information about bank accounts, social status, and health. Still, there is a direct threat that the smallest violation of safety standards can cause damage to the daily life of any person.

Picking the perfect emoji has never been easier. With the new ideogram and smiley directory you can find the best suiting emoji for your electronic messages in seconds. They are special characters which means that they can be copy-pasted into the web browser as plain text.

This post is a short tutorial about how easily you can build a tax calculator with the help of the old but powerful AngularJs. (Please note: AngularJs is not the same as Angular) Yes I know, I’m talking about Angular 1 (aka AngularJs), and Angular 5 has just been released, so who the heck is using AngularJs nowadays? Well, you’d be surprised how many companies are still using it: https://builtwith.angularjs.org/. This is the first article of the full tutorial, where we’ll outline the structure of the functions that will perform the calculations, and then in the next section we’ll take a more in-depth look at how these functions will perform the calculations in a nice harmony together and how they will render the results on the frontend.

We know there are many pointless, dumb laws out there that make no sense. The European Cookie Law is also annoying because you have to start by closing a popup every single time you visit a website. This law is a privacy legislation that requires sites to get consent from visitors to store or retrieve any information about them.

Today I’d like to present a free online tool that every web developer and designer should add to their bookmarks. The new free interactive HTML CSS JavaScript Cheat Sheets have gathered the most common code snippets and online tools. Each one of these languages has its own dedicated page which allows you to easily pick the code you’re looking for and to test it in the instant editor.

Most people don’t know that there’s a character for almost any symbol out there. There’s no need to use images to display arrows, smileys and simple drawings, we can simply copy them in our document as plain text. Use them in Facebook or for chat so make sure you bookmark this page to give you quick access this list!
Use your mouse to select any of these characters and copy them as if you would copy any text character.

Today we are presenting a free online tool which was designed to convert any digital document to a nice and tidy HTML markup. It can handle Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint Google docs, PDF and any other format we can imagine.

It has a very clean user interface, just like its predecessor, the popular WordOff converter which has been discontinued.